en https://simplecast.com Giving With Impact Generosity and innovation are fueling exponential progress in addressing the most complex and intractable problems we face today. Growing at a commensurate pace is the drive to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of donors, the advisors who support them and nonprofits in creating the impact they envision. Giving with Impact is a podcast created by Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review to engage the philanthropic sector in an ongoing discussion around maximizing charitable impact. The series creates a collaborative space for leading voices from across the philanthropic ecosystem to engage in both aspirational and practical conversations around relevant topics at the heart of achieving more effective philanthropy. (0819-98NA) Copyright: ©2019 Schwab Charitable Fund, All Rights Reserved en Wed, 16 Mar 2022 19:40:09 +0000 Wed, 16 Mar 2022 19:40:19 +0000 https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Giving With Impact https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/6ead1ee7-9c96-4c7c-9ab0-b72466812cc2/24147a77-c558-4720-ab20-a07ef33c2e76/3000x3000/series-logo-giving-impact-1400x1400.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://ssir.org/podcasts/ episodic Generosity and innovation are fueling exponential progress in addressing the most complex and intractable problems we face today. Growing at a commensurate pace is the drive to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of donors, the advisors who support them and nonprofits in creating the impact they envision. Giving with Impact is a podcast created by Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review to engage the philanthropic sector in an ongoing discussion around maximizing charitable impact. The series creates a collaborative space for leading voices from across the philanthropic ecosystem to engage in both aspirational and practical conversations around relevant topics at the heart of achieving more effective philanthropy. (0819-98NA) Charles Schwab no https://feeds.pacific-content.com/givingwithimpact charity, donations, fundraising, nonprofits, philanthropy Charles Schwab Podcasts@Schwab.com 25e903f2-3d99-45ad-a060-d0535121027d Sometimes Cash Isn’t King: Contributing Non-Cash Assets Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Ryan Raffin, Partner, Non-Cash Assets & Compliance, Charitable Solutions
  • Eric Joranson, Senior Manager, Tax, Trust & Estate, Schwab Charitable

 

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Guests:

  • Ryan Raffin, Partner, Non-Cash Assets & Compliance, Charitable Solutions
  • Eric Joranson, Senior Manager, Tax, Trust & Estate, Schwab Charitable

 

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]]> Sometimes Cash Isn’t King: Contributing Non-Cash Assets Ryan Raffin, Eric Joranson, Michael Gordon Voss 00:23:58 When thinking about making a donation to support a charity we believe in, most of us immediately think about writing a check or typing in a credit card number. Even when we proactively think about using other assets that we may hold as a way to fund our charitable giving, our instinct is to liquidate that item and donate the proceeds. But that may not be the most effective or efficient way to donate. Sometimes, cash isn’t king. And with the growing popularity of cryptocurrency, these days, “cash” may not even be cash When thinking about making a donation to support a charity we believe in, most of us immediately think about writing a check or typing in a credit card number. Even when we proactively think about using other assets that we may hold as a way to fund our charitable giving, our instinct is to liquidate that item and donate the proceeds. But that may not be the most effective or efficient way to donate. Sometimes, cash isn’t king. And with the growing popularity of cryptocurrency, these days, “cash” may not even be cash philanthropy, stanford social innovation review, appreciated non-cash asset donations, charitable solutions, schwab charitable no full 1 4 0f726d67-897c-4fcc-ba41-451f9c615387 Better Together: Collective Giving and ‘People-Centered’ Philanthropy Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Sara Lomelin, Chief Executive Officer, Philanthropy Together
  • Mary Jovanovich, Senior Manager for Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

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]]> Mon, 27 Dec 2021 17:34:19 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Sara Lomelin, Michael Gordon Voss, Mary Jovanovich) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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  • Sara Lomelin, Chief Executive Officer, Philanthropy Together
  • Mary Jovanovich, Senior Manager for Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

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]]> Better Together: Collective Giving and ‘People-Centered’ Philanthropy Sara Lomelin, Michael Gordon Voss, Mary Jovanovich 00:22:36 Modern philanthropy provides us with a wealth of opportunities and approaches to help create the change that we want to see in the world. One such approach that continues to grow in popularity is the idea of collective giving, which often translates to giving circles. It’s estimated that there are currently over 2000 giving circles in the U.S., with over 150,000 people involved in these circles, helping to donate nearly $1.3 billion. Giving circles can provide donors with a way to increase both their knowledge and understanding of issues and solutions, and their impact on those issues, while helping them to connect with other like-minded donors in their community. Modern philanthropy provides us with a wealth of opportunities and approaches to help create the change that we want to see in the world. One such approach that continues to grow in popularity is the idea of collective giving, which often translates to giving circles. It’s estimated that there are currently over 2000 giving circles in the U.S., with over 150,000 people involved in these circles, helping to donate nearly $1.3 billion. Giving circles can provide donors with a way to increase both their knowledge and understanding of issues and solutions, and their impact on those issues, while helping them to connect with other like-minded donors in their community. collective giving, giving circles, philanthropy together, stanford social innovation review, giving, schwab charitable no full 6 3 8c0e6319-d959-4963-b74b-c6a73b5f9845 One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Determining Which Charitable Vehicle is Right for You Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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  • Learn more about how donor-advised funds can help maximize your charitable impact. 
  • Download the Schwab Charitable Giving Guide to learn more about giving vehicles.
  • Visit Cerity Partners to learn about the diverse solutions they offer.
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  • Learn more about how donor-advised funds can help maximize your charitable impact. 
  • Download the Schwab Charitable Giving Guide to learn more about giving vehicles.
  • Visit Cerity Partners to learn about the diverse solutions they offer.
]]> One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Determining Which Charitable Vehicle is Right for You Michael Gordon Voss, Julia Reed, Vonny Carrington 00:18:41 The vast majority of Americans tend to handle their charitable contributions using fairly straightforward means – opening their wallet or personal checkbook. But for many people, there may be advantages to the use of what are broadly referred to as ‘planned giving vehicles.’ Benefits for doing so can include favorable tax treatment of assets in the vehicle, or the ability to take a tax deduction in the current year for gifts that are made in the future, among others. So, what are these various types of giving vehicles, and how can you determine which one might be best aligned with your charitable goals and objectives? Are they mutually exclusive, or can they be combined across a broader philanthropic strategy? And once you’ve decided which to pursue, how do you get started? The vast majority of Americans tend to handle their charitable contributions using fairly straightforward means – opening their wallet or personal checkbook. But for many people, there may be advantages to the use of what are broadly referred to as ‘planned giving vehicles.’ Benefits for doing so can include favorable tax treatment of assets in the vehicle, or the ability to take a tax deduction in the current year for gifts that are made in the future, among others. So, what are these various types of giving vehicles, and how can you determine which one might be best aligned with your charitable goals and objectives? Are they mutually exclusive, or can they be combined across a broader philanthropic strategy? And once you’ve decided which to pursue, how do you get started? donor-advised funds, stanford social innovation review, private foundations, giving vehicles, charitable remainder trust, charitable giving vehicles, charitable vehicles, schwab charitable no full 5 3 84cb67d5-2208-4bf2-9ce7-dd7092237b1c Exploring Philanthropic Approaches: Trust-based and Strategic Giving Guests:

  • Philip Li, President and CEO of the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation 
  • Nadia Roumani, Senior Designer with Stanford d.school, and Co-founder of Stanford's Effective Philanthropy Learning Initiative
  • Julia Reed, Director-Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

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]]> Mon, 13 Sep 2021 16:10:56 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Julia Reed, Nadia Roumani, Michael Gordon Voss, Philip Li) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Guests:

  • Philip Li, President and CEO of the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation 
  • Nadia Roumani, Senior Designer with Stanford d.school, and Co-founder of Stanford's Effective Philanthropy Learning Initiative
  • Julia Reed, Director-Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

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]]> Exploring Philanthropic Approaches: Trust-based and Strategic Giving Julia Reed, Nadia Roumani, Michael Gordon Voss, Philip Li 00:21:47 Since the late 1990’s, the philanthropic sector has been focused on data- and results-driven approaches, often referred to under the umbrella of “strategic philanthropy.” It can be argued that this thinking has strengthened the field of philanthropy in many ways, helping to bring greater rigor and focus to the hundreds of billions of dollars in annual charitable giving. At the same time, some have argued that an unexpected outcome of these practices is a distancing between donors and those grantees who are doing the work of effectively addressing issue areas, lessening their voice, and reinforcing systemic inequities. These critiques have led to the emergence of the movement known as trust-based philanthropy. At its core, trust-based philanthropy is about redistributing power—systemically, organizationally, and interpersonally—in service of a healthier and more equitable nonprofit sector. So, as a donor, how do you reconcile these two approaches? What does each mean for giving strategies? And are they really as disparate as some would believe? Since the late 1990’s, the philanthropic sector has been focused on data- and results-driven approaches, often referred to under the umbrella of “strategic philanthropy.” It can be argued that this thinking has strengthened the field of philanthropy in many ways, helping to bring greater rigor and focus to the hundreds of billions of dollars in annual charitable giving. At the same time, some have argued that an unexpected outcome of these practices is a distancing between donors and those grantees who are doing the work of effectively addressing issue areas, lessening their voice, and reinforcing systemic inequities. These critiques have led to the emergence of the movement known as trust-based philanthropy. At its core, trust-based philanthropy is about redistributing power—systemically, organizationally, and interpersonally—in service of a healthier and more equitable nonprofit sector. So, as a donor, how do you reconcile these two approaches? What does each mean for giving strategies? And are they really as disparate as some would believe? strategic philanthropy, trust-based giving, trust-based philanthropy, stanford social innovation review, schwab charitable no full 4 3 eaa0241b-b0ea-43c6-adf2-6e2d3ded88e6 Taxes and giving: The current and potential impact of US tax policy for donors and nonprofits Guests:

  • Michael Townsend Managing Director, Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
  • Hayden Adams CPA, CFP®, Director of Tax and Financial Planning, Schwab Center for Financial Research

 

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  • Read Strategies for Maximizing Your Charitable Impact in 2021 to learn more about taking advantage of a favorable environment for tax-smart, high-impact philanthropy.
  • Check out the podcast WashingtonWise Investor where Michael Townsend focuses a non-partisan eye on the stories that matter most to investors.
  • Learn more about the 100% Charitable Deduction as Hayden discusses the temporary opportunity for high-net-worth individuals to give to their favorite charities and potentially eliminate their federal taxes in 2020 and 2021.
  • Download our Giving Guide where you will discover information, resources, and activities to help you maximize your charitable giving.

 

]]> Mon, 23 Aug 2021 16:18:01 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Hayden Adams, Michael Voss, Michael Townsend) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Guests:

  • Michael Townsend Managing Director, Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
  • Hayden Adams CPA, CFP®, Director of Tax and Financial Planning, Schwab Center for Financial Research

 

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  • Read Strategies for Maximizing Your Charitable Impact in 2021 to learn more about taking advantage of a favorable environment for tax-smart, high-impact philanthropy.
  • Check out the podcast WashingtonWise Investor where Michael Townsend focuses a non-partisan eye on the stories that matter most to investors.
  • Learn more about the 100% Charitable Deduction as Hayden discusses the temporary opportunity for high-net-worth individuals to give to their favorite charities and potentially eliminate their federal taxes in 2020 and 2021.
  • Download our Giving Guide where you will discover information, resources, and activities to help you maximize your charitable giving.

 

]]> Taxes and giving: The current and potential impact of US tax policy for donors and nonprofits Hayden Adams, Michael Voss, Michael Townsend 00:18:44 The vast majority of US donors don’t give to charities simply to get a tax benefit; they give because they genuinely care about the work of the organizations that they support, and want to see those organizations succeed and make a difference in the world. But it’s also true that tax law in the United States can have an impact on the volume and type of gifts that donors may choose to make. And while there may be truth to the old adage about “death and taxes,” as far as we know, only one of those two is immutable. So how does current US tax law effect charitable giving, and how might those laws change over the next several years? Are there ways that donors should be approaching their giving strategies to maximize the amount of money getting into charitable organizations? And what do these policies and strategies mean for the nonprofits who depend upon this support? The vast majority of US donors don’t give to charities simply to get a tax benefit; they give because they genuinely care about the work of the organizations that they support, and want to see those organizations succeed and make a difference in the world. But it’s also true that tax law in the United States can have an impact on the volume and type of gifts that donors may choose to make. And while there may be truth to the old adage about “death and taxes,” as far as we know, only one of those two is immutable. So how does current US tax law effect charitable giving, and how might those laws change over the next several years? Are there ways that donors should be approaching their giving strategies to maximize the amount of money getting into charitable organizations? And what do these policies and strategies mean for the nonprofits who depend upon this support? ssir, donor-advised funds, giving with impact, tax-effective giving, schwab charitable no full 3 3 ab12db74-ed7e-4710-b18d-dbc0db4e2c34 Giving Effectively: Incorporating Charitable Planning into Your Financial Strategy Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Mon, 5 Jul 2021 15:29:11 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Shawn Jensen, Stasia Washington, Michael Gordon Voss) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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First Foundation offers giving programs aligned with their clients’ values, helping them implement a thoughtful giving program that leaves a long-lasting legacy.

 

 

]]> Giving Effectively: Incorporating Charitable Planning into Your Financial Strategy Shawn Jensen, Stasia Washington, Michael Gordon Voss 00:25:46 Research tells us that there are certain resources most donors consult when starting to assemble a strategy for their philanthropy. These include peers, family, and well known, publicly-available sources of information on nonprofits like Guidestar or Candid. But among those top sources are also their existing financial advisors – people they already trust and are comfortable talking with about their finances. While many advisors may initially engage in financially-focused charitable conversations such as how much to give and the tax implications of various types of gifts, these discussions often become much deeper. They can include donors’ motivations and goals for giving, or the best ways to identify a cause or organization, and even how to involve their family in their charitable plan. So, how do you start these deeper conversations, whether you’re a donor or an advisor? And what does this sort of strategy entail? And – perhaps most importantly – how does all this planning help the organizations and causes that donors are looking to support? Research tells us that there are certain resources most donors consult when starting to assemble a strategy for their philanthropy. These include peers, family, and well known, publicly-available sources of information on nonprofits like Guidestar or Candid. But among those top sources are also their existing financial advisors – people they already trust and are comfortable talking with about their finances. While many advisors may initially engage in financially-focused charitable conversations such as how much to give and the tax implications of various types of gifts, these discussions often become much deeper. They can include donors’ motivations and goals for giving, or the best ways to identify a cause or organization, and even how to involve their family in their charitable plan. So, how do you start these deeper conversations, whether you’re a donor or an advisor? And what does this sort of strategy entail? And – perhaps most importantly – how does all this planning help the organizations and causes that donors are looking to support? stanford social innovation review, charitable planning, giving with impact, schwab charitable no full 2 3 2e2a73f2-f501-44d0-b86d-431ef57d437b The change you want to see in the world: International philanthropy and effective cross-border giving Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Fred Kaynor Vice President of Business Development & Marketing, Schwab Charitable
  • Kelsey McCarthy Director of Private Donor Services, Charities Aid Foundation of America

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  • Download the Schwab Charitable Giving Guide to discover information, resources, and activities to help you maximize your charitable giving.
  • Discover the details around how to use a Schwab Charitable™ donor-advised fund to extend your generosity beyond the United States and make a difference almost anywhere in the world.
  • Learn more about giving appreciated non-cash assets—such as publicly traded securities, real estate, or private business interests—held more than one year to leverage your most valuable investments to give even more to charity.

Since 1992, CAF America’s core mission has been to enable cross-border giving by Americans to validated charities and charitable projects across the world. Through donor-advised giving and their industry-leading organizational validation protocols, they enable donors to make strategic, cost-effective, and tax-advantaged gifts while reducing the risk, reputation exposure, and administrative burden associated with cross-border giving.

]]> Tue, 15 Jun 2021 15:21:24 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Michael Gordon Voss, Fred Kaynor, Kelsey McCarthy) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Fred Kaynor Vice President of Business Development & Marketing, Schwab Charitable
  • Kelsey McCarthy Director of Private Donor Services, Charities Aid Foundation of America

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  • Download the Schwab Charitable Giving Guide to discover information, resources, and activities to help you maximize your charitable giving.
  • Discover the details around how to use a Schwab Charitable™ donor-advised fund to extend your generosity beyond the United States and make a difference almost anywhere in the world.
  • Learn more about giving appreciated non-cash assets—such as publicly traded securities, real estate, or private business interests—held more than one year to leverage your most valuable investments to give even more to charity.

Since 1992, CAF America’s core mission has been to enable cross-border giving by Americans to validated charities and charitable projects across the world. Through donor-advised giving and their industry-leading organizational validation protocols, they enable donors to make strategic, cost-effective, and tax-advantaged gifts while reducing the risk, reputation exposure, and administrative burden associated with cross-border giving.

]]> The change you want to see in the world: International philanthropy and effective cross-border giving Michael Gordon Voss, Fred Kaynor, Kelsey McCarthy 00:27:44 If there is one thing that the events of the past year have helped to remind us of, it’s the simple fact of how interconnected our world truly is. Issues like public health or the environment are global in nature, and new solutions to global challenges are being innovated all around the world. But when you’re a donor here in the United States who may be looking to support causes or organizations in other countries, how do you get started? And how do you make sure that you’re maximizing the impact and effectiveness of the support that you’re providing? Many of us may sincerely want to “be the change we wish to see in the world,” as Mahatma Gandhi famously said; but how do we do that? If there is one thing that the events of the past year have helped to remind us of, it’s the simple fact of how interconnected our world truly is. Issues like public health or the environment are global in nature, and new solutions to global challenges are being innovated all around the world. But when you’re a donor here in the United States who may be looking to support causes or organizations in other countries, how do you get started? And how do you make sure that you’re maximizing the impact and effectiveness of the support that you’re providing? Many of us may sincerely want to “be the change we wish to see in the world,” as Mahatma Gandhi famously said; but how do we do that? international giving, ssir, charities, caf america, international nonprofits, schwab charitable no full 1 3 10e05a02-fe89-49c0-86d4-41534981f23a Giving with Purpose: Determining the Right Gift for Both Donor and Nonprofit Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Tue, 20 Oct 2020 15:40:39 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Lisa Spalding, Michael Gordon Voss, Stephanie Diamond) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Giving with Purpose: Determining the Right Gift for Both Donor and Nonprofit Lisa Spalding, Michael Gordon Voss, Stephanie Diamond 00:24:54 So, you’re a thoughtful, impact-focused donor, and you’ve done your homework and identified some nonprofits that you’d like to support. But deciding what type of gift to make can sometimes be as challenging as knowing what cause to fund in the first place. Restricted gifts, unrestricted gifts, endowments – what are the differences, and what are the benefits of each type of gift? How can you ensure that your giving is helping to accomplish your overall philanthropic goals – your purpose for philanthropy, as it were. So, you’re a thoughtful, impact-focused donor, and you’ve done your homework and identified some nonprofits that you’d like to support. But deciding what type of gift to make can sometimes be as challenging as knowing what cause to fund in the first place. Restricted gifts, unrestricted gifts, endowments – what are the differences, and what are the benefits of each type of gift? How can you ensure that your giving is helping to accomplish your overall philanthropic goals – your purpose for philanthropy, as it were. scholarships using a daf, endowments, the philanthropic initiative, giving with impact, unrestricted gifts, giving with purpose, schwab charitable no full 7 2 08e91ff1-7c66-4a00-8dfd-c5dd701467d9 Increasing efficiency and effectiveness: How nonprofits are leveraging donor-advised funds Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

Rick Shadyac, President & Chief Executive Officer, ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

 

Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

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  • We make it easy for donors to support charities. Visit our For Charities page.

 

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]]> Tue, 8 Sep 2020 14:53:05 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Rick Shadyac, Fred Kaynor, Michael Gordon Voss) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

Rick Shadyac, President & Chief Executive Officer, ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

 

Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

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  • We make it easy for donors to support charities. Visit our For Charities page.

 

  • Learn more about how donors can support their philanthropy by contributing appreciated non-cash assets to their donor-advised fund account.

 

]]> Increasing efficiency and effectiveness: How nonprofits are leveraging donor-advised funds Rick Shadyac, Fred Kaynor, Michael Gordon Voss 00:23:25 Over the past decade, the popularity and use of donor-advised funds, or DAFs as they are commonly known, have grown dramatically. According to the National Philanthropic Trust’s 2019 Annual Donor Advised Fund Report, “grantmaking from donor-advised funds to qualified charities has nearly doubled in the past five years,” with philanthropists recommending over $23 billion in grants to charities from their DAFs in 2018. How can nonprofits leverage donor-advised funds to support their operation and maximize their fund-raising results? Over the past decade, the popularity and use of donor-advised funds, or DAFs as they are commonly known, have grown dramatically. According to the National Philanthropic Trust’s 2019 Annual Donor Advised Fund Report, “grantmaking from donor-advised funds to qualified charities has nearly doubled in the past five years,” with philanthropists recommending over $23 billion in grants to charities from their DAFs in 2018. How can nonprofits leverage donor-advised funds to support their operation and maximize their fund-raising results? nonprofits, donor-advised funds, fundraising, st. jude children's research hospital, schwab charitable no full 6 2 94506f1f-08ae-43b4-8c00-5cc93e81ca4b Giving across generations: maximizing impact through family philanthropy Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Wed, 2 Sep 2020 19:56:22 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Mary Jovanovich, Suzanne Wheeler, Michael Gordon Voss) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Giving across generations: maximizing impact through family philanthropy Mary Jovanovich, Suzanne Wheeler, Michael Gordon Voss 00:20:32 A 2014 report by the Center on Wealth and Philanthropy at Boston College estimated that $59 trillion will be transferred to the next generation from 2007 to 2061, the largest wealth transfer in US history. Lifetime giving to charity in that same period is estimated to be $20.6 trillion. At the same time, there is an increasing desire among families to work together to use their resources to solve social challenges, with longer life spans and greater understanding of the benefits of multigenerational philanthropy having encouraged more multigenerational collaboration. And while a variety of challenges can compromise the work, successful intergenerational giving strategies can foster an ongoing tradition of giving, make an impact on issues the family cares about, and deepen family relationships. What contributes to these successful strategies? A 2014 report by the Center on Wealth and Philanthropy at Boston College estimated that $59 trillion will be transferred to the next generation from 2007 to 2061, the largest wealth transfer in US history. Lifetime giving to charity in that same period is estimated to be $20.6 trillion. At the same time, there is an increasing desire among families to work together to use their resources to solve social challenges, with longer life spans and greater understanding of the benefits of multigenerational philanthropy having encouraged more multigenerational collaboration. And while a variety of challenges can compromise the work, successful intergenerational giving strategies can foster an ongoing tradition of giving, make an impact on issues the family cares about, and deepen family relationships. What contributes to these successful strategies? family philanthropy, wealth transfer, schwab charitable, intergenerational giving no full 5 2 4dece351-73ad-4550-9b2f-a4984f9d1d2f African American Philanthropy: A Culture of Generosity Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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  • Check out our Equal Access to Justice resource center which features links to websites, articles and charity search tools, that can help you activate your charitable giving to combat racism and support criminal justice reform.

 

  • Learn how to measure the impact of your giving. Plan, evaluate and stay connected to maximize the impact of your philanthropic goals. 

 

]]> Tue, 11 Aug 2020 21:33:57 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Michael Gordon Voss, Tyrone McKinley Freeman, Stasia Washington) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

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  • Check out our Equal Access to Justice resource center which features links to websites, articles and charity search tools, that can help you activate your charitable giving to combat racism and support criminal justice reform.

 

  • Learn how to measure the impact of your giving. Plan, evaluate and stay connected to maximize the impact of your philanthropic goals. 

 

]]> African American Philanthropy: A Culture of Generosity Michael Gordon Voss, Tyrone McKinley Freeman, Stasia Washington 00:20:38 African Americans have participated in charitable giving in this country for hundreds of years, and over the past decade, African American families have—more than any other racial group—contributed the largest proportion of their wealth to charity. If nonprofits are serious about cultivating diverse communities, they must commit across their organizations to diversity and inclusion as well as dedicate time, resources, and attention to identify, solicit, and steward Black donors on their own terms. African Americans have participated in charitable giving in this country for hundreds of years, and over the past decade, African American families have—more than any other racial group—contributed the largest proportion of their wealth to charity. If nonprofits are serious about cultivating diverse communities, they must commit across their organizations to diversity and inclusion as well as dedicate time, resources, and attention to identify, solicit, and steward Black donors on their own terms. black philanthropy, african american philanthropy, schwab charitable no full 4 2 e66b2000-161f-41c1-a333-9ca5b409a1d6 C-19: What's Next - The Lifecycle of a Pandemic Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Regine A. Webster, Vice President, Center for Disaster Philanthropy
  • Brian Howell, Director, Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

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  • Heartbreaking tragedies affect thousands of people every year, from devastating storms and earthquakes to wildfires and mudslides. Victims are often left in dire need of food, emergency shelter, clean water, electricity, and access to critical medical care. Schwab Charitable and the Center for Disaster Philanthropy are working together to provide our generous donors with a convenient way to extend their support.

 

 

]]> Wed, 29 Jul 2020 16:23:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Regine A. Webster, Michael Gordon Voss, Brian Howell) https://www.schwabcharitable.org/public/charitable/resources/thought_leadership/podcasts/s02e03.html Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Regine A. Webster, Vice President, Center for Disaster Philanthropy
  • Brian Howell, Director, Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

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  • Review this up-to-date list of CDP-recommended charities supporting COVID-19 response, relief, and recovery efforts both domestically and abroad.

 

  • Heartbreaking tragedies affect thousands of people every year, from devastating storms and earthquakes to wildfires and mudslides. Victims are often left in dire need of food, emergency shelter, clean water, electricity, and access to critical medical care. Schwab Charitable and the Center for Disaster Philanthropy are working together to provide our generous donors with a convenient way to extend their support.

 

 

]]> C-19: What's Next - The Lifecycle of a Pandemic Regine A. Webster, Michael Gordon Voss, Brian Howell 00:22:00 Not only will C-19 continue to roil our lives and our society, but we also have to think realistically, and accept the likelihood that other disasters may arise while we still attempt to deal with the one at hand. What can the philanthropic sector’s response to past disasters teach us about our current crisis, and what can we do to prepare for the inevitable fact of other crises that may emerge? Not only will C-19 continue to roil our lives and our society, but we also have to think realistically, and accept the likelihood that other disasters may arise while we still attempt to deal with the one at hand. What can the philanthropic sector’s response to past disasters teach us about our current crisis, and what can we do to prepare for the inevitable fact of other crises that may emerge? covid-19, c-19, stanford social innovation review, giving with impact, supporting nonprofits, center for disaster philanthropy, schwab charitable no full 3 2 42dfb2c5-f99e-4605-8ad5-ce3741b8723b C-19: What Nonprofits are Facing Now and How Donors Can Help Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

Dean Amir Pasic, Eugene R. Tempel Dean and Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Eugene R. Tempel Dean and Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Mary Jovanovich, Sr. Manager, Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

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*2020 Schwab Charitable donor survey 

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Guests:

Dean Amir Pasic, Eugene R. Tempel Dean and Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Eugene R. Tempel Dean and Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Mary Jovanovich, Sr. Manager, Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

After you listen

*2020 Schwab Charitable donor survey 

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]]> C-19: What Nonprofits are Facing Now and How Donors Can Help Michael Gordon Voss, Amir Pasic, Mary Jovanovich 00:15:27 During this period of extreme financial pressures brought about as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations in the nonprofit sector are feeling particularly squeezed, as they work to continue to provide support and services to what is already an expanding client population. At the same time revenues from services have dried up and donations from their traditional fundraising activities have declined. In this environment, what can individual donors do to maximize their philanthropic impact to help both nonprofits on the front lines of the battle against C-19 and those tangentially affected? During this period of extreme financial pressures brought about as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations in the nonprofit sector are feeling particularly squeezed, as they work to continue to provide support and services to what is already an expanding client population. At the same time revenues from services have dried up and donations from their traditional fundraising activities have declined. In this environment, what can individual donors do to maximize their philanthropic impact to help both nonprofits on the front lines of the battle against C-19 and those tangentially affected? lilly family school of philanthropy, support nonprofits, covid-19, c-19, maximize impact, schwab charitable no full 2 2 ea72f6fb-9c4b-4b43-844c-014ab18750d4 C-19: Giving Effectively and Efficiently to Address the Most Pressing Needs Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Patricia McIlreavy, President and CEO, Center for Disaster Philanthropy
  • Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

After you listen

  • Visit the Schwab Charitable COVID-19 resource center for webcasts, articles and blogs from philanthropic leaders, and charity search tools designed to help donors increase the impact of their charitable giving.
  • Review this up-to-date list of CDP-recommended charities supporting COVID-19 response, relief, and recovery efforts both domestically and abroad.
  • Community foundations offer invaluable knowledge and resources to help donors maximize the impact of their support in local communities affected by the spread of COVID-19. Access this tool to help identify community foundation-sponsored COVID-19 funds for specific geographic locations.
  • As donors and organizations mobilize to help the most vulnerable, the healthcare sector and local economies, consider how your time, talent and treasure may help make a difference.

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Guests:

  • Patricia McIlreavy, President and CEO, Center for Disaster Philanthropy
  • Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

After you listen

  • Visit the Schwab Charitable COVID-19 resource center for webcasts, articles and blogs from philanthropic leaders, and charity search tools designed to help donors increase the impact of their charitable giving.
  • Review this up-to-date list of CDP-recommended charities supporting COVID-19 response, relief, and recovery efforts both domestically and abroad.
  • Community foundations offer invaluable knowledge and resources to help donors maximize the impact of their support in local communities affected by the spread of COVID-19. Access this tool to help identify community foundation-sponsored COVID-19 funds for specific geographic locations.
  • As donors and organizations mobilize to help the most vulnerable, the healthcare sector and local economies, consider how your time, talent and treasure may help make a difference.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review.

If you enjoy the show, please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts.

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]]> C-19: Giving Effectively and Efficiently to Address the Most Pressing Needs Fred Kaynor, Michael Gordon Voss, Patricia McIlreavy 00:22:53 The philanthropic sector has weathered many challenges; but nothing matches the scope and speed of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. What are the areas of most pressing need? How can we think about selecting the most effective nonprofits to address those needs? How can individual donors respond to multiple needs arising from a global pandemic? The philanthropic sector has weathered many challenges; but nothing matches the scope and speed of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. What are the areas of most pressing need? How can we think about selecting the most effective nonprofits to address those needs? How can individual donors respond to multiple needs arising from a global pandemic? philanthropy, charitable giving, covid-19, c-19, strategic philanthropy, effective nonprofits, center for disaster philanthropy no full 1 2 8dd020f9-bd5b-4d5e-b673-02dcb047b08d Values-Based Philanthropy: The Crucial Relationship Between Why We Give and How We Give Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jodi Morris, Founder, Connecting Growth Globally
  • Eddie Brown, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.
  • Check here for more information about Jodi and her work with Connecting Growth Globally.

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]]> Tue, 18 Feb 2020 18:34:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Michael Gordon Voss, Eddie Brown, Jodi Morris) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jodi Morris, Founder, Connecting Growth Globally
  • Eddie Brown, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.
  • Check here for more information about Jodi and her work with Connecting Growth Globally.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

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]]> Values-Based Philanthropy: The Crucial Relationship Between Why We Give and How We Give Michael Gordon Voss, Eddie Brown, Jodi Morris 00:18:38 When beginning new, or scaling up existing philanthropic activities, many strategic donors rightfully spend a great deal of time thinking about how to invest–identifying the vehicles and approaches that provide the greatest opportunity to maximize their financial commitment. But equally crucial, is spending time on the “why” of their philanthropic approach. How can we best identify not only the causes or issues that matter most to us, but those where we can make an impact? And what methods are at our disposal to do so? When beginning new, or scaling up existing philanthropic activities, many strategic donors rightfully spend a great deal of time thinking about how to invest–identifying the vehicles and approaches that provide the greatest opportunity to maximize their financial commitment. But equally crucial, is spending time on the “why” of their philanthropic approach. How can we best identify not only the causes or issues that matter most to us, but those where we can make an impact? And what methods are at our disposal to do so? philanthropy, values-based philanthropy, connecting growth globally, family office, schwab charitable no full 6 1 a189006b-1b83-41b7-a7f5-46d472a506a8 Venture Philanthropy: Empowering Possibility Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jim Bildner, CEO, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
  • Julia Reed, Managing Director, Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

 

Given the amount of capital available to Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, they are really trying to push the ball on complex societal issues including access to food and water, homelessness, access to education, healthcare, the critical issues that face society globally. Find out more about how DRK Foundation is looking for solutions to these very complicated societal issues, and how they are typically finding those in early stage entrepreneurs, in the three articles below:

  • Learn more about DRK Foundation’s belief in early-stage investments in social entrepreneurs and how this practice is essential for creating profound and lasting change to society’s most challenging problems in "The Urgency to Fund Early-stage Social Entrepreneurs" published by Stanford Social Innovation Review.
  • Funders who care about systems change should look from the outside in, and shouldn’t discount the potential and influence of early-stage organizations. Today, disruptive innovation is bubbling up, rather than trickling down, Read more in this article published by Stanford Social Innovation Review "To Change the System Look Outside the System."
  • Read about how the need to bridge the digital divide between those with and those without adequate connection to the internet took more than technology. It required a system’s change. "Why Social Ventures Need Systems Thinking" in Harvard Business Review.

 

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]]> Wed, 5 Feb 2020 15:58:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Julia Reed, Michael Gordon Voss, Jim Bildner) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jim Bildner, CEO, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
  • Julia Reed, Managing Director, Relationship Management, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

 

Given the amount of capital available to Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, they are really trying to push the ball on complex societal issues including access to food and water, homelessness, access to education, healthcare, the critical issues that face society globally. Find out more about how DRK Foundation is looking for solutions to these very complicated societal issues, and how they are typically finding those in early stage entrepreneurs, in the three articles below:

  • Learn more about DRK Foundation’s belief in early-stage investments in social entrepreneurs and how this practice is essential for creating profound and lasting change to society’s most challenging problems in "The Urgency to Fund Early-stage Social Entrepreneurs" published by Stanford Social Innovation Review.
  • Funders who care about systems change should look from the outside in, and shouldn’t discount the potential and influence of early-stage organizations. Today, disruptive innovation is bubbling up, rather than trickling down, Read more in this article published by Stanford Social Innovation Review "To Change the System Look Outside the System."
  • Read about how the need to bridge the digital divide between those with and those without adequate connection to the internet took more than technology. It required a system’s change. "Why Social Ventures Need Systems Thinking" in Harvard Business Review.

 

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

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]]> Venture Philanthropy: Empowering Possibility Julia Reed, Michael Gordon Voss, Jim Bildner 00:24:44 Over the past decade or so, we’ve seen significant shifts in philanthropy’s approach to addressing some of society’s biggest problems and the growing popularity of market-based or market-inspired solutions to these challenges. Philanthropy and private equity used to be very distant worlds. Today, the idea of venture philanthropy has become more widespread. How can donors take a venture philanthropy approach? Over the past decade or so, we’ve seen significant shifts in philanthropy’s approach to addressing some of society’s biggest problems and the growing popularity of market-based or market-inspired solutions to these challenges. Philanthropy and private equity used to be very distant worlds. Today, the idea of venture philanthropy has become more widespread. How can donors take a venture philanthropy approach? jim bildner, julia reed, drk foundation, venture philanthropy, schwab charitable, charitable impact no full 5 1 7ebe8794-aeb2-466f-8869-89d5ad2de396 The Economy, Taxes and Philanthropy: What Donors Can Do to Navigate the Current Giving Environment Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Una Osilli, Associate Dean of Research and International Programs; Professor of Economics and Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy
  • Hayden Adams, CPA, Director of Tax and Financial Planning, Schwab Center for Financial Research

 

After you listen

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]]> Wed, 22 Jan 2020 15:57:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Hayden Adams, Michael Gordon Voss, Dr. Una Osilli) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Una Osilli, Associate Dean of Research and International Programs; Professor of Economics and Philanthropic Studies, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy
  • Hayden Adams, CPA, Director of Tax and Financial Planning, Schwab Center for Financial Research

 

After you listen

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

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]]> The Economy, Taxes and Philanthropy: What Donors Can Do to Navigate the Current Giving Environment Hayden Adams, Michael Gordon Voss, Dr. Una Osilli 00:18:43 The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, or TCJA, made reductions to income tax rates for most individual tax brackets. But it also made changes to itemized deductions, which caused many in the non-profit sector to worry that this might lead to a reduction in total charitable giving by individuals. Now that we’ve reached year two of this legislation being in effect, what does the data show? How do taxes, or the economy more broadly, impact philanthropic giving? And what approaches should donors consider if they want to continue to give with impact? The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, or TCJA, made reductions to income tax rates for most individual tax brackets. But it also made changes to itemized deductions, which caused many in the non-profit sector to worry that this might lead to a reduction in total charitable giving by individuals. Now that we’ve reached year two of this legislation being in effect, what does the data show? How do taxes, or the economy more broadly, impact philanthropic giving? And what approaches should donors consider if they want to continue to give with impact? donating to charity, una osilli, tax reform, economics and philanthropy, hayden adams, charitable tax deduction, charitable deduction, schwab charitable no full 4 1 70f5588f-c3e2-4833-9e25-411051779a5f Facilitating Impact – What’s Right, What’s Missing, What’s Next for Donor-Advised Funds Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

 

After you listen

  • If you’d like to learn more about donor-advised funds and how to maximize your charitable impact, check out SchwabCharitable.org—where you’ll also find information on donating complex assets, identifying impactful charities to meet your giving goals, and asking important questions to align your giving vehicles.
  • Decisions about what you do with your financial assets are just as important as the decisions you make while you’re accumulating them. Listen to this episode of Financial Decoder as Kim Laughton discusses a smarter way to give to charity.
  • You can find out more about the work of Silicon Valley Community Foundation by listening to their podcast Philanthropy Now.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review

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]]> Wed, 8 Jan 2020 15:56:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Nicole Taylor, Kim Laughton, Michael Gordon Voss) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

 

After you listen

  • If you’d like to learn more about donor-advised funds and how to maximize your charitable impact, check out SchwabCharitable.org—where you’ll also find information on donating complex assets, identifying impactful charities to meet your giving goals, and asking important questions to align your giving vehicles.
  • Decisions about what you do with your financial assets are just as important as the decisions you make while you’re accumulating them. Listen to this episode of Financial Decoder as Kim Laughton discusses a smarter way to give to charity.
  • You can find out more about the work of Silicon Valley Community Foundation by listening to their podcast Philanthropy Now.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review

If you enjoy the show, please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts.

]]> Facilitating Impact – What’s Right, What’s Missing, What’s Next for Donor-Advised Funds Nicole Taylor, Kim Laughton, Michael Gordon Voss 00:19:02 There are a range of organizations and solutions to help donors navigate the philanthropic process, including community foundations and national donor-advised funds. These organizations can help donors deploy their philanthropic resources in a thoughtful and proactive manner in order to improve the impact they have on the causes they support. Listen in as our guests discuss current best practices to maximize donor impact and the opportunity for community foundations and national donor-advised funds to work together to help donors support local, regional and national nonprofits. There are a range of organizations and solutions to help donors navigate the philanthropic process, including community foundations and national donor-advised funds. These organizations can help donors deploy their philanthropic resources in a thoughtful and proactive manner in order to improve the impact they have on the causes they support. Listen in as our guests discuss current best practices to maximize donor impact and the opportunity for community foundations and national donor-advised funds to work together to help donors support local, regional and national nonprofits. philanthropy, charitable giving, community foundations, silicon valley community foundation, donor-advised funds, maximum charitable impact, giving vehicles, schwab charitable no full 3 1 46731ba8-d735-4164-afae-6eac00c92b94 Giving With a Gender Lens: Unleashing Charitable Impact by and for Women Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Board Chair and President Charles Schwab Foundation and Board Chair of Schwab Charitable.
  • Andrea Pactor,Interim Director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.

 

The bottom line is that gender matters in philanthropy, that men and women have different motivations for giving, and different patterns of giving. One trend that we’re seeing now is that more women are leveraging all of their resources—income, assets, their families—to make the change that they want to see.

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Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review

]]> Wed, 18 Dec 2019 14:00:00 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Michael Gordon Voss, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Andrea Pactor) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Board Chair and President Charles Schwab Foundation and Board Chair of Schwab Charitable.
  • Andrea Pactor,Interim Director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.

 

The bottom line is that gender matters in philanthropy, that men and women have different motivations for giving, and different patterns of giving. One trend that we’re seeing now is that more women are leveraging all of their resources—income, assets, their families—to make the change that they want to see.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review

]]> Giving With a Gender Lens: Unleashing Charitable Impact by and for Women Michael Gordon Voss, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Andrea Pactor 00:18:55 Traditional beliefs about philanthropy, including who gives, how, and with what effect, can lead to misunderstandings, and actually stand in the way of achieving social impact. One area in which misperceptions persist is the subject of women’s charitable giving. While a superficial glance at the data would make it appear that women give less in total dollars, and give to fewer organizations than men, the reality is very different, and far more nuanced. Are there differences in women’s and men’s approaches to philanthropy? Do women apply a different set of criteria than men when making philanthropic decisions, and if so, what does this mean for philanthropy writ large? Traditional beliefs about philanthropy, including who gives, how, and with what effect, can lead to misunderstandings, and actually stand in the way of achieving social impact. One area in which misperceptions persist is the subject of women’s charitable giving. While a superficial glance at the data would make it appear that women give less in total dollars, and give to fewer organizations than men, the reality is very different, and far more nuanced. Are there differences in women’s and men’s approaches to philanthropy? Do women apply a different set of criteria than men when making philanthropic decisions, and if so, what does this mean for philanthropy writ large? philanthropy, women's philanthropy, women and giving, gender lens philanthropy, charles schwab foundation, carrie schwab-pomerantz, charity, schwab charitable no full 2 1 60f6f3e0-758a-4d03-ba45-bd6ed9eae848 Making the Most of Your Generosity: Addressing Equity and Social Change Through Corporate and Individual Philanthropy Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jeff Raikes, Co-Founder of the Raikes Foundation
  • Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.

 

The interconnected concepts of equity and justice are taking center stage across the philanthropic landscape. Individual donors can engage in effective philanthropy with an equity lens that not only celebrates and respects diverse perspectives but empowers those closest to the issues in helping to co-create solutions.

  • You can find out more about advancing equity and justice in Jeff’s recent article published in Forbes.
  • Check out Giving Compass, a project sponsored by Raikes Foundation as a central source for relevant articles.

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]]> Tue, 10 Dec 2019 23:46:13 +0000 Podcasts@Schwab.com (Fred Kaynor, Jeff Raikes, Michael Gordon Voss) https://ssir.org/podcasts/ Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Jeff Raikes, Co-Founder of the Raikes Foundation
  • Fred Kaynor, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Schwab Charitable

 

After you listen

  • Looking for impactful charities to support the causes that mean the most to you? Find helpful resources including curated lists at schwabcharitable.org/explore_charities.
  • If you would like to read or listen to stories from donors as they recount their approach to philanthropy and how they are maximizing the impact of their charitable giving, we have twenty to choose from at schwabcharitable.org/20stories.
  • To learn more about how to fund your philanthropy with tax-smart contributions of complex assets, read our series of helpful white papers at schwabcharitable.org/noncash.

 

The interconnected concepts of equity and justice are taking center stage across the philanthropic landscape. Individual donors can engage in effective philanthropy with an equity lens that not only celebrates and respects diverse perspectives but empowers those closest to the issues in helping to co-create solutions.

  • You can find out more about advancing equity and justice in Jeff’s recent article published in Forbes.
  • Check out Giving Compass, a project sponsored by Raikes Foundation as a central source for relevant articles.

Subscribe to Giving with Impact for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

Giving with Impact is an original podcast from Schwab Charitable and Stanford Social Innovation Review.

If you enjoy the show, please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts.

]]> Making the Most of Your Generosity: Addressing Equity and Social Change Through Corporate and Individual Philanthropy Fred Kaynor, Jeff Raikes, Michael Gordon Voss 00:28:21 The landscape of modern philanthropy has changed dramatically in recent years, affecting the approach to charitable giving by corporations, foundations and individuals. In this episode, our guests discuss how shifts in charitable giving are re-defining America’s approach to philanthropy and how individuals can increase the effectiveness with which they give. The landscape of modern philanthropy has changed dramatically in recent years, affecting the approach to charitable giving by corporations, foundations and individuals. In this episode, our guests discuss how shifts in charitable giving are re-defining America’s approach to philanthropy and how individuals can increase the effectiveness with which they give. philanthropy, charitable giving, raikes foundation, giving compass, foundations, innovation, giving, social justice, corporate philanthropy no full 1 1